Choose a clear visual priority
If the logo already contains a readable business name, repeating it may not help. A symbol-only logo may need a name beside it. A short message can add context, but it should support the main element rather than compete with it. Choose between a thank-you, a team message or a campaign line instead of including all three.
A website address may be useful for a client-facing design. Avoid filling the mug with several phone numbers, social accounts and service lists. Decide what action you actually want someone to take, and make the relevant detail readable at the intended printed size.
Send useful artwork files
Provide the best original logo file you have. A vector file or a high-resolution transparent PNG is a useful starting point; send the source rather than a screenshot from a document. Include brand colour references and any rules about clear space or permitted logo versions.
For photographs, send the original image at its available resolution. Enlarging a small web image does not recover missing detail. If you are unsure which file is suitable, send what you have and ask for an assessment before approving the layout. Do not assume a file extension alone guarantees print quality.
Discuss the view and print area
Tell us how you imagine the mug being seen: logo on a main face, a name elsewhere, or a broader composition. Ask about usable print boundaries and handle placement. Do not assume the rim, handle or every millimetre of the surface can be printed.
Sublimation transfers the design into the mug's coated surface; it is not an applied sticker. Screen colour and printed colour can differ, so discuss critical brand colours before approval. A digital proof is useful for wording and layout but is not a guarantee that every display shows colour identically.
Check the proof like a checklist
Read the business name, URL, personal names and punctuation character by character. Check which elements are most prominent and whether any small text needs simplifying. Confirm quantity and delivery details separately. Wotta Mug offers 11 oz mugs from one mug, with production of 7–10 business days after artwork approval and Australia-wide delivery taking additional transit time. Changes should be settled before that approval starts production.
Plan your mug order
Wotta Mug's current mug is 11 oz ceramic. Orders start at one mug. Production takes 7–10 business days after artwork approval; preparing and checking artwork happens before approval, and delivery time is additional. We deliver Australia-wide.
Before requesting a quote, check the current mug and ordering facts, colour options and black-mug white panel, and what your quote should cover.
Request a quote for your idea or prepare your photos, logo and exact wording. You do not need finished artwork or a mock-up to enquire.